Speaker 1: It's Monday. We have to do this. It's a tradition.
Speaker 1: If you can't down, I'm going to give Britain.
Speaker 2: Laura a topic news topic from today and from the
Speaker 2: weekend that the world is discussing. It's then up to
Speaker 2: you if we pick it up, carry on the discussion,
Speaker 2: or we put it down and we stop talking about it.
Speaker 1: Hits got it? Okay? Pick up? Put down? Adele announcing
Speaker 1: she's leaving music. I have ten shows left after this,
Speaker 1: but after that I will not see you for an
Speaker 1: incredibly long.
Speaker 3: Time, and I will hold.
Speaker 4: You dear in my heart for that whole next of
Speaker 4: my break. It has been amazing.
Speaker 1: I just need a rest.
Speaker 4: I spent I spent the answer for seven years building
Speaker 4: a new life for myself and I want to live
Speaker 4: in I want to live my life.
Speaker 5: I've been building that.
Speaker 6: Right what.
Speaker 4: Pick it up?
Speaker 1: Pick it?
Speaker 6: No? Pick it up?
Speaker 5: She's like, done this residency for so long whilst going
Speaker 5: through a divorce and a relationship breakdown.
Speaker 3: The residency in Vegas would be so exhausted.
Speaker 4: It be so grueling, wouldn't it.
Speaker 5: And then what's the point of earning all this money
Speaker 5: and creating this life that you want?
Speaker 3: And then you can't actually enjoy it or live it.
Speaker 6: Oh, I say pick it up and put it down simultaneously.
Speaker 6: And it comes from like my pure want to hear
Speaker 6: more Adele music, Like I don't want her to go
Speaker 6: and have a hiatus.
Speaker 4: And also how long is a very long time.
Speaker 5: She'll release music. I think she probably just means she's
Speaker 5: not gonna do the residency anymore.
Speaker 2: She's also said that she wants another kid. And she's
Speaker 2: also not even married to Rich Paul. She's just not
Speaker 2: even really engaged.
Speaker 6: But maybe they'll never get married. That doesn't I mean,
Speaker 6: they don't need time to necessarily do that.
Speaker 1: She has said in the past that that they want to.
Speaker 6: No, you know, she's worked so hard, she's so amazing
Speaker 6: and if anyone deserves to break.
Speaker 2: It down, all right, pick up, put down the sweet,
Speaker 2: sweet smell of Crayola crayons, pick it up.
Speaker 4: I need context.
Speaker 6: No, I know the context of this, and I'm all
Speaker 6: for it. I think crayons have a distinct smell. It
Speaker 6: smells like childhoods, smells like my kids. But no, I
Speaker 6: know what you're talking about here.
Speaker 2: It's about Yeah, Crayola have trademarked their iconic smell of
Speaker 2: their crayons, so they can use it in stores, the
Speaker 2: CEO has said, and potentially down the line in a perfume.
Speaker 1: So I've got a box of crayol and crayons.
Speaker 4: No one is wearing a perfume of crayons. That is
Speaker 4: so stupid.
Speaker 1: It is so distinct. Yes, describe it the notes to me.
Speaker 4: It smells disgusting. No, it smells.
Speaker 3: There's no part of me that wants to let me
Speaker 3: just put some of that summercent.
Speaker 2: Put it on your pulse points. Now, Brittany Hockey's wearing
Speaker 2: ruge red.
Speaker 5: I've got the orange on my neck. No, it smells
Speaker 5: like off place. No, it's just Plato, that's what it is.
Speaker 4: It smells like Plato. It doesn't even smell. Plato is
Speaker 4: like saltyer. This smells. This smells like moldy molded crackers.
Speaker 2: So apparently in the crayole of stores in the US,
Speaker 2: now that it's trademarked, they're going to pump it into
Speaker 2: the stores, so you walk in and have that as so.
Speaker 6: But it's it's not a nice scent, like it's not
Speaker 6: a scent that you you smell and you go, God,
Speaker 6: I want more of that it's distinct, but that doesn't
Speaker 6: mean it's nice.
Speaker 2: Imagine going out on a date with a guy or
Speaker 2: girl and then like getting to the final point, you're
Speaker 2: about to kiss them at their doorstep, and you go,
Speaker 2: what is that You're wearing creole?
Speaker 4: That's like fun. Someone's into World of Warcraft. It's the
Speaker 4: same thing, orange creola.
Speaker 1: I wear purple creoleer.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, what a match.
Speaker 1: That's I'm wearing texter. All Right, pick up down, ladies
Speaker 1: joining the Mile High Club, pick it up?
Speaker 4: Have you ever done it?
Speaker 5: I haven't, but I would don't want to leave this
Speaker 5: earth without giving it a whirl.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I pick it up as well.
Speaker 6: I've never done it, but I admire those who managed
Speaker 6: to have done it, and I would like to.
Speaker 1: This is trending, trending because of Pilot.
Speaker 2: Sorry came out and said that he saw Lilly Allen
Speaker 2: and Liam Gallagher from Oasis joined the Mile High Club
Speaker 2: back in two thousand and nine. He said they were
Speaker 2: under a duvet. They didn't even go to the lavatory.
Speaker 2: They did in the business class jet.
Speaker 4: This is what I was going to say.
Speaker 5: You can't join it in economy, you physically cannot fit.
Speaker 5: It's hard to get my pants down in economy.
Speaker 3: But if you're in business or.
Speaker 5: First they have like full on en sweet bathrooms with
Speaker 5: like lounges in there, and you've got you're in a bed,
Speaker 5: like what if it's quite an empty flight, Like if
Speaker 5: you get just I don't know, you're opportunistic, you're on
Speaker 5: a very empty flight.
Speaker 4: Surely could do it an economy. I always succeeds to yourself.
Speaker 3: I've tried, you're not doing it an economy.
Speaker 1: I have tried, Mitch an economy.
Speaker 2: I tried an economy and get this is when I
Speaker 2: was one hundred and sixty kilos mich joking. Also, I
Speaker 2: think the air pressure really affected my I think I
Speaker 2: dysfunctioned on that floor.
Speaker 1: There was no blood flow to the parts. It was
Speaker 1: really quite scary, all right. Next on the show.
Speaker 6: Coming Up, I went away for a couple of nights. Actually, no,
Speaker 6: that's a lie. I went away for one night, one
Speaker 6: night away from my husband, and he got up to
Speaker 6: something which look, I really don't think you should have.
Speaker 4: Done whilst I was away.
Speaker 1: Upset about it or you for it.
Speaker 6: I just kind of feel as though he went behind
Speaker 6: my back.
Speaker 2: To be honest, drama and the John's about it next,
Speaker 2: all right after way after way after pay on the
Speaker 2: way on the picker